Storm Causes Chaos in Solingen as Trees Fall, Disrupting Access
Heavy rain and wind, with gusts reaching up to 75 kilometers per hour, caused chaos in Solingen yesterday. Numerous trees fell across the city, blocking streets and paths, and requiring the intervention of the professional fire department and volunteer fire brigades.
The German Weather Service's warning proved accurate as trees toppled onto various locations throughout Solingen. The Corkscrew Trail was blocked when a tree fell across it, disrupting pedestrian and cyclist access. Other affected areas included Mohnweg, Hasselstraße, Roggenkamp, Altehofer Straße, and Dültgenstraße.
Firefighters worked tirelessly to clear paths and ensure safety. The professional fire department of Solingen led the operations, with support from the volunteer fire brigades of Rupelrath, Mangenberg, and Gräfrath. All stations of the professional fire department were involved in the efforts to restore order and prevent any further incidents.
The storm event resulted in several trees falling across Solingen, causing disruption to pedestrians and cyclists. The professional fire department and volunteer fire brigades worked together to clear paths and ensure safety. Residents are advised to remain cautious and report any further incidents to the relevant authorities.
